

Camera Eats First
Diners sit along the edge of a tranquil, shallow stream flowing over shinto-like white stones and mossy rocks, where clear glass trays holding lava rock cheesecakes and earthy matcha lattes appear to glide effortlessly across the rippling water, delivering orders to them. ...
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Changing the Game
With just a couple minutes before the game begins, the girls are overwhelmed with excitement; it is the biggest football game of the season and the crowd is the greatest it has ever been...
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The Arday Ordeal
Jason Arday, the youngest black professor in the University of Cambridge teaching sociology of education, was found dead in his home on Aug. 14. While he had been largely regarded as a prominent figure in British academia...
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Second Chances for EV Batteries
Electric vehicles (EVs) are a cleaner alternative to gasoline or diesel cars due to lower lifetime carbon footprints. But when an EV battery can no longer adequately charge, it gets recycled or gets repurposed for second-life stationary storage to maximize their economic and environmental value...
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Pay to Win
In 2025, former University of Georgia quarterback Carson Beck transferred to the University of Miami after a name, image and likeness (NIL) deal reported at about $4 million, per Sports Illustrated...
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The Hidden Bacterial World
While coral reefs make up only 1% of the entire ocean, they hold almost 25% of all oceanic species, per the Smithsonian. Yet, despite being a vital part of the ocean’s ecosystem, the reefs are dying due to coral bleaching, rising water temperatures and other stressors...
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Introducing New Staff
Albers, a San Jose native, fondly remembers a multicultural education summer intensive at the University of San Francisco, where she cultivated a love for ceramics while exploring how social justice can be expressed through the arts. ..
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